White page

Hello!
I very much enjoyed your image, thank you.
Also that you provided a link to the page–very useful–thank you again.

what does the shortcode you are using look like?
is it:

[print-me target=".otw_gm_content"/]

no? did you just use:

[print-me/]

well, that’s OK, but then you will need to change the default target set in the plugin settings from article to .otw_gm_content

give one of those two options a try and let us know how it goes for you.

Not good? Hä?
it was printing only a white page before and now it’s printing something, yes?
Ok, so now it’s a CSS issue. There are (again) two options:

1. (recommended) Try the release candidate of our upcoming version: it deals with CSS issues much better. You can manually download and update the plugin from GitHub at: https://github.com/baden03/print-o-matic/tree/2.0-redo

2. Add the missing CSS from the site’s theme/plugins to the print-only page in the plugin settings under the Print Page CSS section.

This is done by adding the class or id names of the element you do not want to print to the do_not_print attribute.

Since there is no unique class name for the referenced area, each elemenet will need to be named like so:

[print-me target=".otw_gm_content" do_not_print=".otw_portfolio_manager_related_posts_header, .otw_portfolio_manager-slider"/]

…it’s magic

yes, it’s possible to remove any element, you just need to be able to find it’s ID or unique class and add it to the do_not_print attribute as explained above.

[print-me target=".otw_gm_content" do_not_print=".otw_portfolio_manager_related_posts_header, .otw_portfolio_manager-slider, .button, .printomatictext"/]

This issue is now marked as resolved. If you require more assistance, please consider upgrading to the pro version as it comes with a very high level of personal support.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by twinpictures.